FOR VETERANS PURSUING A CAREER IN MUSIC
Veterans in Music: How to Use Your GI Bill for a Career in Music • Wednesday, September 16th | 7:00–8:00 PM ET
GI Bill® benefits • Veteran instructors • Career-focused music & audio programs
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Save Your Seat - Online Webinar: How to Use Your GI Bill for a Career in Music
September 16th, 7:00 pm EST
Build Real Skills for a Career in Music & Audio
Get hands-on studio experience from day one. Train on professional equipment and workflows used in real recording, mixing, and live sound environments — not just tutorials.
REAL STUDIO EXPERIENCE
Learn from professionals who are actively working in music and media. Small class sizes mean more personal guidance, feedback, and mentorship as you build real skills.
VETERAN INSTRUCTORS
Our programs are designed to prepare you for real opportunities in studios, live events, and media production — helping you turn your passion into practical experience.
CAREER-FOCUSED TRAINING
Veteran Success Stories
Ben Friedlander
U.S. Army Veteran
Music Production & Audio Recording
“AIMM gave me the knowledge I needed to fully realize my creative vision.”
Ethan Jones
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran
Drummer & Working Musician
“By the time I graduated, there wasn’t a gig I felt unprepared for.”
Jacob Deaton
U.S. Air Force Veteran
Guitarist
“AIMM gave me the skills I needed to be a viable guitar player in the marketplace.”
Learn the Core Skills Used in Music & Audio Careers
01
RECORDING & ENGINEERING
Professional recording techniques
Microphone selection and placement
Studio acoustics and signal flow
Industry-standard DAWs and tools
02
MIXING & MASTERING
Advanced mixing fundamentals
Professional mastering concepts
Industry-standard plugins and workflows
Audio processing and effects
03
LIVE SOUND
- Live sound engineering fundamentals
- Sound system setup and breakdown
- Real venue and event experience
- Live recording techniques
04
Career Preparation & Industry Skills
- Contracts, publishing, and rights basics
- Music distribution strategies
- Industry networking fundamentals
- Career planning and development
AND MUCH MORE...
Want to Learn More?
Join our upcoming Live Online Webinar:
How to Use Your GI Bill for a Career in Music • September 16th, 7:00 pm EST
Your Path Into Audio & Music Careers
- Day and evening class options
- Accelerated program format
- Small class sizes for
- focused learning
- Designed to fit around work or school
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE OPTIONS
- Beginner-friendly curriculum
- Hands-on learning from day one
Training with industry-standard tools
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
GI Bill® benefits accepted (Post-9/11, Montgomery GI Bill, and other VA education benefits)
Use your benefits whether you study online or on campus
VA-APPROVED PROGRAMS
Ready to Take the Next Step in Music & Audio?
Join our upcoming Live Online Webinar:
How to Use Your GI Bill for a Career in Music • September 16th, 7:00 pm EST
QUESTIONS
- Certificates: 9–18 months
- Associate Degrees: 18–24 months (full-time)
Program length varies by track and enrollment status.
AIMM offers quarterly start dates:
- -January
- -April
- -July
- -October
- Performance programs (instrument and vocal) require auditions.
- Music production and audio programs do not require auditions.
Experience and requirements vary by program.
Yes. AIMM accepts FAFSA (Title IV) and offers multiple payment options, including quarterly billing, 529 plans, and cash payments. Eligible veterans can also use GI Bill® education benefits, and AIMM has a dedicated VA Certifying Official on staff to help you navigate the process.
Yes. Depending on the program, AIMM offers on-campus, hybrid, and fully online formats.
Yes. AIMM is approved to accept GI Bill® education benefits. Our VA Certifying Official works directly with eligible veterans and dependents to review benefits, paperwork, and next steps before you enroll.
Yes. AIMM offers online program options, so you can pursue Music Performance, Music Production, or Audio Engineering — and put your GI Bill® benefits toward it — from wherever you're currently living.
No. This live seminar is free and open to any veteran exploring a career in music — whether you're just starting to research your options or you're ready to talk next steps.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website: https://www.va.gov/education/about-gi-bill-benefits/